Based on Lucy Skylark’s historical interpretations of ancient history:
Joseph’s global famine (Genesis 41:57) now has been verified! Spread the news! Educate the world to real Ancient World History connected with Biblical History. Shang Dynasty [see article below↓] emperor Cheng Tang some Chinese historians stated his reign began in 1747 B.C. There are others who believe his reign began in 1675 B.C. Chinese emperor Cheng Tang (or: Da Yi) was recorded having a seven year famine verifying Joseph’s seven year famine in Genesis chapter 41. This seven year famine occurred 1704-1697 B.C. Emperor Cheng Tang must have been reigning during this time in world history. The famine was a direct result of real Climate Change when the real Ice Age ended because the warmer oceans — from Global Flood volcanism — cooled down which stopped the heavy rains eroding the Sphinx & pyramids, and which watered the Sahara cattle fields before it became desert.
JOSEPH’s 7 YEAR FAMINE
Joseph lived for 110 years 1741-1631 B.C. (Genesis 50:26) Joseph age 30 (Genesis 41:40-46) became governor of Egypt in 1711 B.C. There was 7 years of great harvest and the second year of famine Joseph age 39 in 1702 B.C. met his father Jacob age 130 (Genesis 47:9) in Egypt. Global famine 1704-1697 B.C. (Genesis 41:1-57)
VIDEO BELOW IS DAVID ROHL ON THE FIND OF JOSEPH’S STATUE IN THE CITY OF AVARIS
(1) Jacob brought the starving Hebrew people into Egypt settling near Biblical On (Genesis 41:45) Heliopolis, Egypt in 1702 B.C.
(2) Starving Hyksos Canaanite chieftain Sheshi led his people into Avaris, Egypt trading their horses for bread (Genesis 47:13-17) in 1702 B.C. during the world famine. (Genesis 41:57)
(3) Starving Minoans from Crete also settle in Egypt’s delta in 1700 B.C. Other Minoans migrate to mainland Greece in 1700 B.C. spreading their Minoan culture there.
(4) Starving Indo-European Sealanders [sea peoples] invade Amorite Babylon king Abi-Eshuh 1710-1684 B.C. settling in southern Babylonia in 1700 B.C. Abi-Eshuh dams up the Tigris river trying to starve the Sealanders out.
(5) Starving Indo-European tribes invade Dravidian dominated India in 1700 B.C. Indo-Europeans destroy the Dravidian Mohenjo-Daro civilization in 1700 B.C.
(6)Starving “Indo-European” tribes invade western China in 1700 B.C. Chinese archaeologist discovered Indo-European mummies in western China. The “Indo-Europeans” introduced the Chinese to the horse driven chariot.
NOTE: “Indo-European” Kassites were first to use the horse driven chariot attacking Babylon in the reign of Amorite Babylon king Samsu-iluna 1750-1711 B.C. in his 9th year in 1741 B.C.
NOTE: Joseph age 30 was given the Egyptian pharaoh’s 2nd chariot in 1711 B.C. (Genesis 41:43)
(7) Chinese Shang Dynasty very early in the dynasty recorded a 7 year famine verifying Joseph’s account of the 7 year global famine in Egypt. (Genesis 41:57)
(8) The American agricultural Indians establish the Poverty Point Mound Culture in Louisiana in 1700 B.C. building their first city in North America during the world famine.
[PP Editor: The mounds were not Indian but made by another race before them, probably Canaanite Atlanteans (Atlantis was a sea-empire or ‘thallasso-cracy’, named after its founder Atlas, the star-mapping astronomer-sea traveler, among whom were giants like some of the old Fomorians, the direct descendants of Cham!
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That’s why map-books are called an “Atlas”, because he was a famous seafaring king of Atlantis, as Plato told us, and a trigonometric star-mapper to better navigate the Atlantic ocean, long before Columbus! King Atlas –also king of ancient Canaanite (Punic or Phoenician) Mauritania– was said to have been skilled in philosophy, mathematics, and astronomy. In antiquity, he was credited with inventing the first celestial globe. In some medieval texts, he is even credited with the invention of astronomy itself.
The Antilles, Aztlan, Atlas mountains, Atlantic Ocean, Atlan, and Atl (meaning water) and many more, were all named after Atlas, some say the son of Sidon (Poseidon), son of Canaan, son of Ham, son of Noah, others say a descendant of Yapeth, son of Noah. But maybe he was both via mother and father? Remember that in the early post Flood days the people lived much longer still. Shem or Titan became 600 years old, and although Ham-Cronos’ son Mizraim-Zeus, husband of Isis, died quite early Isis herself became quite old, still traveling all over Europe much later. Mizraim Zeus was not just husband of Isis, but of many other women, like Electra below, as the guy didn’t stay long with any and really slept around with a lot of women!
But Wicked Pedia, the Darwinian gatekeeper, condemns these historical deductions as mere “Euhemerism”, their snub word for true historical research! After all they the MS Media, Academia, and International Bankia complex, control the prevailing narrative and promote the faux paradigm!
(9) Olmecs migrate into the Yucatan Peninsula in 1700 B.C. Archaeologist state the Olmecs invented plumbing and the Olmecs were interested in water conservation at this time in world history. As the photo below shows the Chinese and or Jomon were already visiting Mexico and trading with the Olmecs around that time, as also the Valdivian pottery of Ecuador proves that the Jomon were visiting there from East Asia.
(10) Joseph’s account of the world famine (Genesis 41:57) is supported by archaeology and the migrations of ancient people’s in 1700 B.C. Why not pass this information along to people who are interested in Biblical history.
Yemen and China BOTH confirm Joseph’s 7 year famine.
Archaeologist in Yemen uncovered a marble tablet revealing there was a 7 year famine in Yemen and archaeologist date the tablet being written in Joseph’s lifetime.
Shang Dynasty emperor Cheng Tang (Ching Tang) in Chinese annals had a 7 year famine in the beginning of his reign. The famine occurred during the time Joseph lived.
Yemen and China confirm: (1) There was a seven year worldwide famine. (2) Joseph actually lived. (3) The starving Hebrews must have been living in Egypt at the time of the famine.
THE SHANG DYNASTY
(1556-1046 BC)
The Xia Dynasty was finally ended, when its last emperor Jie was forced to step down by his own people because of his tyrannical way of leadership, and with the help of Tang he was successfully overthrown which was the marked end of the reign of the Xia Dynasty and the precedence of the Shang Dynasty.
Rise of the Shang Dynasty
Most of the ascendants of the Shang Dynasty inhabited the lower end of the Yellow River during the time of the Xia Dynasty. Its capital was known as Yin that is presently known as the Xiaotun Village, in Anyang City of Henan Province – that is why the dynasty is also addressed as Yin Shang because of its capital city. But King Tang decided to change the capital city in to Bo, which is presently located at the Shangqiu City on Hennan Province.
The Shang Dynasty, which was the second established dynasty in the history of China led by King Tang lasted from around 1600 B.C. up to 1046 B.C. Some research sources propose that it lasted until 1050 B.C., but regardless the reign of this dynasty lasted for at least 600 long years. During the Shang Dynasty the history of China as well as its culture underwent massive changes and innovation after each new generation of rulers – all in all it was ruled by 30 different emperors throughout 17 generations.
The Last Shang Emperor and the Priest Class
The last emperor was known as King Zhou, who was known to be the worst king who ever ruled in the history of China that caused his own people to fight against him, even his own family did not agree with his way of leadership. He was eventually defeated by the tribe of Zhou. The Shang Dynasty was an aristocratic form of leadership ruled by a King with the full control over the military nobility of the country, under the reign of King Tang who was the first king under the Shang Dynasty.
During his era of leadership the culture and history of China was gradually improved and enhanced leading to the rise, wealth and growth of the country’s economy and culture. Under his aristocratic leadership is the priest class who was very much responsible for the records of the government as well as the country’s religion.
Shang Religion
During that time the Chinese religion was mainly based on ancestral worship. Although they worshiped different gods they greatly believed that the highest God was Shang Ti or Shang Di which was the Lord on high for them since he was the Creator God who ruled over lesser gods. They also gave much importance to worshiping the earth’s composition, the sky, the land, the moon, the sun, the wind, the stars, the land, the sea, the river since they greatly believed that the blessing and prosperity that the country enjoyed came from above and beyond, from heaven! TIAN!
King Tang’s Rule
Based on the last leadership style of Jie during the Xia dynasty, King Tang learned from Jie’s mistakes and improved the leadership approach as well as his relationship with the country people whether commoner, official or others. King Tang treated his people with great munificence, consideration, concern, kindness and compassion. King Tang’s subjects adored him and appreciated his compassionate rule. King Tang’s technique of leadership has became a great motivation for his people to impress him leading to various great achievements, enhancements, innovations and discovery in different fields whether in the culture, tradition, crafts, farming, economic style, carving, arts technology, fishing, and others alike. The people under his leadership were inspired and very much motivated by their king’s goodness and love for them that is why they all strive to return all of King Tang’s efforts through their work.
Under the Shang Dynasty with King Tang’s leadership, the people of China lived happy prosperous lives without the trace of Jie’s trail. Chinese culture became been greatly known during this dynasty because of the massive improvement that they underwent.
Shang as China’s Bronze Age
The Shang Dynasty was considered as the mark of China’s Bronze Age since the utilization of bronze compound was greatly practiced during this era plus improvements on the bronze structures also took place at this point in time. During the Shang Dynasty, the consumption of bronze represents wealth, strength, power and luxury since it was used either to build weapons or as ceremonial vessels for food and for wine. The creation of bronze wares was the signal of modernization in this period since people were able to reach the highest quality and level of artistry and creativity.
The most famous work and one of the most expensive creations under the Shang Dynasty was the Simuwu Quadripod, which approximately weighs 832.84 kg just about 1836 pounds to be precise. The Quadripod was considered as the largest and heaviest among all the Chinese bronze vessels that ever existed; this is just one of the work of art of the people during that era which serves as evidence of their great artistry style. Porcelain wares are also invented and discovered during that time as well as the practice of jade carvings that was greatly improved during the later years of the period; the woven silk fabrics were at its highest level of quality that has shown the great talent and skills of King Tang’s people.
Shang Dynasty Economy
As for the economical and agricultural root crops the land of China during King Tang’s reign was very much prosperous with the wide spread production of their dominant crops such as millet, wheat, rice, mulberry, hemp and barley, as well as the cultivation of various animals such as dogs, silkworms, pigs, farm sheep’s and ox. The method of fishing also arise during the Shang Dynasty as well as other type of commodity exchange like trading crops for another, settling deals with people from different city exchanging goods for another and so. In the field of culture and music, the creation of musical instruments out of bronze products and casting was established during this era. The technique of bronze casting has been delicately used in making different musical instruments. The archeologists have discovered some of these instruments at the grounds of China. The Xun, which is an instrument made out of baked clay, drums that are made out of bronze and cymbals that are made from copper compound.
Shang Dynasty Technology and Achievements
Several Oracle script pieces where also depicted as a mode of communication, most are found carved on different utensils, animal bones, tortoise shells and bronze vessels. The Oracle scripts also contain some information on various solar and lunar eclipse, events, starts, and other celestial moments that took place that clearly indicates the head start for the Chinese astronomy. The calendar system was continued to be practiced and improved during the Shang dynasty. Elementary counting was also started and the act of fortune telling was already widely practiced and was very much popular for the people. But despite of this improvement made under King Tang’s leadership, the Shang Dynasty still fell when its last King known as Zhou took his term. Just like Jie, the last emperor of Xia Dynasty, Zhou was very cruel, tyrannical and selfish that eventually lead to the rebellion of the his people against him causing the Shang Dynasty to perish after 600 long years of leadership.
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As for the economical and agricultural root crops the land of China during King Tang’s reign was very much prosperous with the wide spread production of their dominant crops such as millet, wheat, rice, mulberry, hemp and barley, as well as the cultivation of various animals such as dogs, silkworms, pigs, farm sheep’s and ox. The method of fishing also arise during the Shang Dynasty as well as other type of commodity exchange like trading crops for another, settling deals with people from different city exchanging goods for another and so. In the field of culture and music, the creation of musical instruments out of bronze products and casting was established during this era. The technique of bronze casting has been delicately used in making different musical instruments. The archeologists have discovered some of these instruments at the grounds of China. The Xun, which is an instrument made out of baked clay, drums that are made out of bronze and cymbals that are made from copper compound.
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Why stop at (10) points to explain the 7 year (Genesis 41:30) global famine? (Genesis 41:57) By the way the Shang Dynasty 7 year famine which would occur at the time of Chinese emperor Ching Tang reign proved to be quite interesting. (I found that on Google) Ching’s reign did not begin in 1747 B.C. nor did it begin in 1675 B.C. Ching Tang reign had to be around 1704-1697 B.C. when the global famine took place. (Ching Tang reigned for around 29 years)
(11) The Kingdom of Kush began to arise in 1700 B.C. Why? I imagine because the Black Africans from eastern Africa migrated to the Nile river below Egypt giving birth to this kingdom for their survival.
(12) Archaeologist found artifacts from the earliest data dated to 1700 B.C. in South Africa where the Africans could have been escaping central Africa to find food.
(13) Nordic Bronze Culture begins in northern Europe in 1700 B.C. Bronze tools/weapons were used to hunt wildlife.
(14) The Hittites from Asia-Minor began filtering into northern Assyria. Hittites adopted the Assyrian cuneiform style of writing in 1700 B.C.
(15) South American Indians migrated to Bolivia and established the city of Tiahuanacu in 1700 B.C. according to archaeologist discoveries there.
Joseph’s 7 year (Genesis 41:30) global famine (Genesis 41:57) can be revealed by the migrations of people’s around the world 1704-1697 B.C. There are even more 1700 B.C. connections to be made I am quite sure.
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